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Black drivers nearly 3 times more likely to be ticketed for loud music under new Florida law

The law was passed by Florida’s GOP-controlled Legislature last year and signed by Gov. Ron DeSantis.

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Turn Down for What? Florida music law disproportionately affects Black drivers

Darius Jermaine Ned Thomas Jr. was driving west on the Florida parkway in Jacksonville that runs along the St. Johns River, listening to music on a Friday afternoon in August

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Stop being racist: Tickets for loud music nearly 3 times more likely for Black drivers under new Florida law

Stop being racist: Tickets for loud music nearly 3 times more likely for Black drivers under new Florida law
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Florida loud music law targets Black drivers more than white motorists

Black drivers received almost 37% of the tickets, despite Black people making up only about 16% of Florida s driving-eligible population.

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Tickets for loud music nearly 3 times more likely for Black drivers under new Florida law

The analysis showed that Black drivers received almost 37% of the tickets, despite Black people making up only about 16% of Florida's driving-eligible population.

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